Changes based on CodeRabbit review feedback:
1. Remove entire .cursor/ directory — it was an identical copy of the
main skills/commands/agents/rules, causing maintenance drift.
Users of Cursor can reference the canonical files directly.
2. Use explicit `is not None` checks instead of truthiness for
parsed['input'] and parsed['output']. Empty strings or empty
dicts are valid values that should be preserved.
The observe.sh script receives "pre" or "post" as $1 from the hook
config, but the Python code was looking for a "hook_type" field in
the stdin JSON. Claude Code does NOT include "hook_type" in the
JSON payload passed to hooks, so it always defaulted to "unknown",
causing all observations to be recorded as "tool_complete" —
PreToolUse events were never distinguished from PostToolUse.
Fix: capture $1 as HOOK_PHASE and pass it to Python via env var.
This also fixes TIMESTAMP export in the .cursor copy where inline
`VAR=val cmd` syntax didn't propagate to the python subprocess.
Add automated visa document translation skill that:
- Supports multiple OCR methods (macOS Vision, EasyOCR, Tesseract)
- Translates documents to professional English
- Generates bilingual PDFs (original + translation)
- Handles various document types (bank statements, employment certificates, etc.)
- Perfect for visa applications to Australia, USA, Canada, UK, EU
Tested with retirement certificates and other official documents.
The post-edit-format hook was hardcoded to use Prettier. Projects using
Biome had their code reformatted with Prettier defaults (e.g. double
quotes overwriting single quotes).
Now the hook walks up from the edited file to find the project root,
then checks for config files:
- biome.json / biome.jsonc → runs Biome
- .prettierrc / prettier.config.* → runs Prettier
- Neither found → skips formatting silently
Fix ItemListView to accept viewModel via init with default parameter
so previews can inject mocks. Fix ExpensiveChartView Equatable to
compare full array instead of only count.
Add 5 rule files for Swift following the established pattern used by
TypeScript, Python, and Go rule sets. Covers Swift 6 strict concurrency,
Swift Testing framework, protocol-oriented patterns, Keychain-based
secret management, and SwiftFormat/SwiftLint hooks.
New community skills: content-hash-cache-pattern, cost-aware-llm-pipeline,
regex-vs-llm-structured-text, swift-actor-persistence, swift-protocol-di-testing